Cute novella about a society beauty who becomes dull and prim around the one suitor she actually cares about. Best to have read Miss Fellingham's Rebellion first.
I read this story after checking out the reviews to see that it was a clean read (Miss Fellingham's Rebellion was as well). Not the case with some of the other books in the series. ( )

Well, that was weird. A perfectly competent, and interesting, Regency romance - but not the one with the title that's given. What I actually read was The Fellingham Minx, a later book in this series - it's Evelyn's story, Catherine's younger sister. I was rather puzzled as to why the first part of the book had the later story - there are a lot of references to Catherine's story, and the book ends with an excerpt from Miss Fellingham's Rebellion. I do want to read the book I thought I had, it looks interesting, even though I know the ending. I enjoyed Evelyn's story too; she is exceptionally beautiful and has never had to be anything more - has never been allowed to be anything more, at least in public. But her attraction to the hero leaves her utterly tongue-tied and doing a rather good imitation of a missish idiot, until he accidentally comes across her being more herself on a couple occasions. It's a short, simple, amusing story, with at least mildly interesting characters - I suspect Catherine and her swain will be more interesting, though. No idea how this book, with the wrong title for its contents, got on Amazon. But it did convince me to read the series. ( )